Community clubs hold Christmas gatherings and exchanges
Numerous local groups meet this week for Christmas events including the Past Noble Grads Club at 6 30 p m and the Lawrence chapter of Sweet Adelines at 6 20 p m to carol at Memorial Hospital. Other clubs plan luncheons gift exchanges and charity drives with new officers elected and members bringing recipes and staple foods for needy families.
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Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Stamp Club Christmas Party Planned
Lawrence Stamp Club meets Tuesday night at Rudy Miller’s home for a Christmas philatelic program by Dr. Edwin F. Price. A gift exchange is planned. Officers for 1965 are Rose Hopper president Fred Buchholtz vice president R M Miller secretary treasurer Richard Jump librarian. A large commemorative stamp collection was purchased and will be auctioned to members only. Visitors may attend. meetings are the first and third Tuesdays in the Community Building classroom.
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Mothers Discussion Club
the Castle
Charley Coffman
Lawrence Stamp Club
Rudy Miller
Edwin F. Price
Rose Hopper
Naismith
Fred Buchholtz
Ohio
R. M. Miller
Tenn
Richard Jump
Meeting notice for Lawrence Pre-School Association
The Lawrence Pre School Association will not meet in December. The next program is on the regular meeting date January 19 at 7 30 pm at the South Park Recreation Center with a health and safety topic.
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Lawrence Pre-School Association
South Park Recreation Center
Priscilla Burton Weds W R Owings Jr in Kansas City
Priscilla Ann Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh S Burton Alta Vista Kansas and a Kansas University graduate became the bride of William R Owings Jr son of Mr and Mrs William R Owings Kansas City Missouri in a ceremony November 21 at Roanoke Presbyterian Church Kansas City Missouri Rev Marion L Moyes officiated The bride wore white lace over ice blue peau de soie with a fitted lace bodice and V waistline the skirt gathered in deep pleats and an elbow length veil with a crown of seed pearls She carried pink roses and white carnations The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Thad A King bridesmaids Miss Jane Kelly and Miss Gwen Jones flower girls Miss Linda Burton Miss Barbara Owings and ring bearer Scott Lehr Best man Roger Findlay groomsmen Larry Brown and Gary Burton Ushers Thad A King David Owings Larry Burton After a church reception the couple planned a wedding trip and reside in Kansas City Missouri The bride and groom both work in Kansas City area with ties to the University of Kansas Medical Center and Medical Building Optical Co.
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Priscilla Ann Burton
Hugh S. Burton
Alta Vista
Kan
Kansas University
William R. Owings Jr
William R. Owings
Kansas City
Roanoke Presbyterian Church
Marion L. Moyes
Thad A. King
Jane Kelly
Gwen Jones
Linda Burton
Barbara Owings
Robin Clark
Rhonda Lehr
Scott Lehr
Roger Findlay
Lawrence
Larry Brown
Gary Burton
David Owings
Larry Burton
Owings
University of Kansas Medical Center
Weekend visitors and newborns in the area
Foonals C O Rutledge and family visit Beals in Indiana Street, with son Harry in Kansas City. Denver guests Holm stop en route home from the South. Clarkston Washington couple name John David after birth. grandparents listed. Lt Dr Warren Beasley returns to Fresno after his mother’s death. Kansas dealers attend a two day seminar in Kansas City. Emmett Tuckel returns from Germany after his brother Kerwin’s death. Wescoe to speak at Albuquerque convocation for New Mexico University Medical School opening. Roy Zimmerman and wife to celebrate 50th anniversary in Arcadia California. Custard baking tip described for even cooking.
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Stanley McNish
Clarkston
Wash
Lawrence
John David
Paul Alan
Fred McNish
Pawnee
Ralph Altic
Warren Beasley
Fresno
Calif
Clifford Breithaupt
Lillian Beasley
Raymond McConnell
Kansas City
Kansas- Missouri
Emmett Tuckel
Harry Tuckel
Route 4
Europe
43Rd Ordnance Co
Germany
Kerwin Tuckel
Chanute
Ft. Riley
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
New Mexico University School of Medicine
Albuquerque
Roy Zimmerman
S. Santa Anita
Arcadia
Tonganoxie
Dread Christmas Play Is Staged in German By KU
The only Christmas nativity play at Kansas University will be staged in German at Fraser Theater at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Presented by the KU German department, the 16th century medieval drama Holy Night features a German and Swedish student cast directed by Alfred Goessl.
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Kansas University
Fraser Theater
J. A. Burzle
Alfred Goessl
Bread crumb technique for soft crumbs
The note explains removing crusts from bread before shredding to make soft bread crumbs. It emphasizes trimming crusts to achieve a finer texture and lighter crumb suitable for delicate recipes.
Lecompton Community Club Elects New Officers
Lecompton Community Club elected new officers at a meeting in Lecompton City Hall after a Homemakers Class supper. Roy Kitt was named president Joe Stauffer vice president Rev Lybian Endsley secretary Fred Fleming treasurer. Executive committee includes Paul Penny Roland Kraft Jack Bronson and Elton Dark. Boy Scout activities were reported by Mr Penny with Scoutmaster Galen Sanford.
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Lecompton Community Club
Roy Kitt
Joe Stauffer
Rev
Lybian Endsley
Fred Fleming
Paul
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Noble Grads Club
Marie Wiggins
Norma Ambler
Cochairmen
Lena White
Marie Brown
Lucille Moyer
Magdalena Husted
Winnie Tanner
Coffman
Dora Patton
University Women's Club
Louise C. Lane
Ala. St
Oakridge
Elmer Wise
KU Graduate Math Women and Wives Club
Max Larsen
Okla
John Nation
Robert White
N. H. St
BHW
Beta Sigma Phi
la Villa Fair
Progressive Circle
Carol Miller
Beta Mu
H. W. Olmsted
Hillview Rd
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
Barracks No. 4
Wadsworth VA Center
Massachusetts
Ober
W. R. Owings Jr
C. O. Rutledge
Hays
Mr. Rutledge
George M. Beal
Ind. St
Rutledge
Harry Rutledge
I. W. Hartley
Ala
Charles Holm
Denver
Colo
South
Grensberd
Blorsheim
Florsheim
Hoek
Bethlehem
Burzle
Bigelow
Karastan
Bud Jennings
Lecompton
Bob Blank Photographer
Cristraas
Ame
Apiehigenes
Tools
Fire Lighters
Fire Guards
Glo R Hardware Stores
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